presidency

So, we have elected Barack Hussien Obama as the 44th president of the United States. This is a great feat for our country to have accomplished so soon. Now, what we have to do, along with the rest of the world, is sit back, wait, and watch.  Read More »

I am sick and tired of people looking towards presidential candidates and the president for economic solutions. Some where along the line the American people started looking for the answers to domestic problems on a federal level; “Who is going to get me out of debt? Who is going make sure my kids go to college? Why the president of course!” WRONG!!!!!  Read More »

Your Lapel Pin Logic defies comprehension. Barack how can you say that deciding not to put a lapel pin on after 911 makes you a more thinking American or a more patriotic American.
Sounds like something Jeremiah Wright would say. Not the sort thing a great unifier would
say.  Read More »

Everyone is making a big deal out of Obama being (partially) black and Clinton being a woman. What an exciting time to be alive and witnessing politics! You know what would be a whole lot more controversial and a whole lot more exciting? I would like to see someone who is gay run for president.

This topic has been wrung dry and I apologize. i just need to get my thoughts out.  Read More »

Why is our country so busy with the Iraq War, when their are so many people in Africa starving and dying of disease? We are so busy massacring the Iraqi people, and covering up our search for oil with the stupid WMD excuse, that we don't even notice that there are bigger fish to fry. We should be spending our time and money on disease research and feeding the poor.  Read More »

Many people, when asked this question, would jump to conclusions and say "Yes" without a doubt. Most of these people wouldn't have much information to back it though. They would merely say something degrading and harsh about Bush. Something like how he's "trying to live up to his daddy's expectations. He has to be better than his dad. They're all about war.  Read More »

As the primaries wind down in the coming weeks, health care seems to have suddenly taken a backseat. Mccain is busy trying to tell everyone its worth winning the war. Obama wants everyone to know he'll pull the troops out, but will send them back if al-qaida pops back up. And Hilary is busy telling everyone she has first hand experience dealing with these situations.  Read More »

Well, the truth is, I don't know who I'm going to vote for. And I don't plan on deciding until after the primaries. (Which I am not voted in because I am not, and never intend to be, a registered party member.) But why am I waiting?  Read More »